Government's motion to strike attorney's name granted
Dear Court, Can you please not say the name of our attorney. Love, Government
{two years pass}
Dear Government, Anything for you. And no, we don't do this for other lawyers.
Thanks Cal.App.Rpt.
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April 22, 2008
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